My moms gettin me a car but im stuck between what to get. Here are two we saw. Which out of the two do you like more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

P.S. Im a guy if that has anything to do w/ type of car i get. =P

Ok first off, your first car shouldn't be...ah whatever, these have no power. I would say get the Eclipse...but depends. Obviously you just want attention, both should serve that purpose.

Number one looks like crap TBH. And how much is your mom willing to spend on a first car?

 

 

 

Nothing beats a '77 VW Bug Convertible though 8-) . With AC.

 

 

 

(That's my car, in case it wasn't clear :uhh:)

Number one looks like crap TBH. And how much is your mom willing to spend on a first car?

 

 

 

Nothing beats a '77 VW Bug Convertible though 8-) . With AC.

 

 

 

(That's my car, in case it wasn't clear :uhh:)

 

 

 

Well number 2s a Hyundai, for pete's sake. At least Mitsubishis are quality; even if it has some stupid ricer stuff done to it.

lol thanks. i like the first one, maybe in all black would be better. but she can only get a car for like 11,000 or down cuz of her credit.

The second car looks ok.

lol thanks. i like the first one, maybe in all black would be better. but she can only get a car for like 11,000 or down cuz of her credit.

 

 

 

Then buy something that will actually get you some respect...like a Camaro...

 

 

 

Either way, just don't turn into a ricer, or I'm going to hunt you down. :twisted:

lol, i dont know much about cars. whats a ricer? all i want is something that looks nice and can get me places.

lol, i dont know much about cars. whats a ricer? all i want is something that looks nice and can get me places.

 

A ricer is what you will become if you mom is letting you spent 11K on your first car, and these are your initial choices. Get a Mustang or something, ditch these little 4-bangers.

I was looking at mustangs and i wanted some but my mom couldnt find one under 11k, 2003+, automatic transmition, under 60k miles. Shes picky lol, and she looked up some cars and these are my two favorites. =P

 

 

 

she also wanted me to get a cobalt... but like all the chicks at my school have them so no lol.

I was looking at mustangs and i wanted some but my mom couldnt find one under 11k, 2003+, automatic transmition, under 60k miles. Shes picky lol, and she looked up some cars and these are my two favorites. =P

 

 

 

she also wanted me to get a cobalt... but like all the chicks at my school have them so no lol.

 

 

 

Well Tiburons (the red one) are pretty much girl cars too.

 

 

 

Eclipse not so much. I'm sure you can find a 2003-2004 Mustang for under 11K, doesn't have to be the v8, they both look the same.

I was thinking the same thing on the tiburon as a girl car also. My mom has called about this eclipse and she said she might be able to get it down on price a litle bit, right now its 10.9. If she can get it down would this be an ok car? maybe a different color though or what?

I was thinking the same thing on the tiburon as a girl car also. My mom has called about this eclipse and she said she might be able to get it down on price a litle bit, right now its 10.9. If she can get it down would this be an ok car? maybe a different color though or what?

 

 

 

I'm assuming you just want looks? You're lucky I was online haha noone on these forums knows as much as I do about this.

 

 

 

Neither of those are fast, but if you just want to impress girls, looks are all that matters (whats new?). The eclipse should serve that purpose, they look alright.

Yea pretty much lol, if it looks good it looks fast IMO. =P And yea, i didnt expect to get much on TIF but lucky u were on =P

Yea pretty much lol, if it looks good it looks fast IMO. =P And yea, i didnt expect to get much on TIF but lucky u were on =P

 

 

 

Yep, the Eclipse should serve your purpose. Its a v6 so its not horrifically slow, automatic (I'm assuming), and not terribly unconventional. That'll do

 

 

 

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I have a link to some more pics and more info, can i post it?

I don't really understand why you would want something expensive as a first car. In fact, I don't see the point in getting an expensive car at all when you're not paying for it yourself. I'm not judging you though, it's your choice. :)

 

 

 

My first car was one of these old things:

 

 

 

 

 

 

She only cost me about ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã500 and regardless of how crappy she was, I loved her. Sadly, she now resides in the big car-park in the sky.

 

 

 

As for the two you posted, I'm afraid I don't really like either. I guess I shouldn't have bothered posting. Women, eh? :P

Its my mom, she wants me to have a newer car and stuff cuz shes afraid if i get an old one it will mess up and stuff.

Meh, I still say get an old car. There are some really nice ones out there that are dirt cheap. You might need to fix them up some, but then you've learned a lot about cars, have a nice one and extra money in your pocket :wink: .

 

 

 

But eh, your choice entirely.

I was looking at mustangs and i wanted some but my mom couldnt find one under 11k, 2003+, automatic transmition, under 60k miles. Shes picky lol, and she looked up some cars and these are my two favorites. =P

 

 

 

she also wanted me to get a cobalt... but like all the chicks at my school have them so no lol.

 

 

 

I have a Cobalt. I wouldn't suggest them, 25k miles and it's been in the shop three times. Never buying GM again.

Thanks for the tip. Anyway, heres more info on the Eclipse.

 

 

 

http://www.westendautosales.net/stk1674.htm

Meh, I still say get an old car. There are some really nice ones out there that are dirt cheap. You might need to fix them up some, but then you've learned a lot about cars, have a nice one and extra money in your pocket :wink: .

 

 

 

But eh, your choice entirely.

 

 

 

I'd rather have a car that you don't need to fix up instead of learning while I work. You just take the chance of messing up something and breaking down on the highway and having to walk 10 miles to the next exit. Take the chance if you want.

Meh, I still say get an old car. There are some really nice ones out there that are dirt cheap. You might need to fix them up some, but then you've learned a lot about cars, have a nice one and extra money in your pocket :wink: .

 

 

 

But eh, your choice entirely.

 

 

 

I'd rather have a car that you don't need to fix up instead of learning while I work. You just take the chance of messing up something and breaking down on the highway and having to walk 10 miles to the next exit. Take the chance if you want.

 

 

 

+1

Meh, I still say get an old car. There are some really nice ones out there that are dirt cheap. You might need to fix them up some, but then you've learned a lot about cars, have a nice one and extra money in your pocket :wink: .

 

 

 

But eh, your choice entirely.

 

 

 

I'd rather have a car that you don't need to fix up instead of learning while I work. You just take the chance of messing up something and breaking down on the highway and having to walk 10 miles to the next exit. Take the chance if you want.

 

 

 

+1

 

 

 

That's why I bought a new car, but I had more problems with it than the two other old cars I drove before it.

I'd pick the second one (a nissan?). I had a friend at a place I use to work that had a Mitsubishi eclipse, it looked similar to yours and it was in the shop a lot. Ends up his girlfriend dumped him due to him having no cash for her from paying the car payment, the insurance and the cost to fix it. =X

 

 

 

 

 

Also you might want to think about looking around for maybe a toyota, kia, or dodge. Those are really reliable and if you think about getting a truck mazda's and fords are good.